It took a hit. Grease would be faint to missing.
The wear on the hair doesn’t match the wear elsewhere on the coin. Too many circulation hits for the wear and on the obverse in the word GOD there...
You have a fine example of split plate doubling, which is another form of NAV. The copper plating on this zinc cent is what causes it to look this...
Nice little strike through!
Nice little common error. Congratulations
And we have even disagreed. :) We probably will in the future again but that’s another issue.:smuggrin:
They are both very common even if on the same side on the same coin. I see them all the time and spend them but I do keep the fascinating ones. :)
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Thanks, it’s a nice looking coin but all I really see is that die chip behind Abe’s neck.
I need to see the entire coin.
If you love and enjoy coins then by all means continue to pursue the hobby and forget what will happen to your collection after you leave this...
Very nice errors my friend, very nice!
MS-61 and that would look great in any collection.
What kind of acid did you use? Yes, I’d agree with every word you said.
You may find one of these but I’m not sure if it makes your price range. I had to have this one and I do now! [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
That damage occurred before striking. It’s zinc and easily scraped.
Very nice looking. Glad to hear you got to a coin show.
That’s a great looking piece you’ve got there @fretboard. Congratulations!
A beautiful coin you got there.
Thank you and I do plan on leaving it as is in its current holder with the old green label. Sometimes it’s nice to see a nice coin with a green label.
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